- The first-ever ICC Cricket World Cup in 1975 didn’t even have an official logo. It’s like showing up to a party without a costume.
- The 1979 logo featured a giant cricket bat and ball, which is like having a logo for a car race featuring a giant tire.
- The 1983 logo featured a red ball with the words “Cricket World Cup” in yellow letters, which is like a traffic light that tells you to stop and go at the same time.
- The 1987 logo featured a colorful image of a kangaroo holding a cricket bat, which is like a logo for a basketball team featuring a giant penguin.
- The 1992 logo was inspired by the shape of the trophy, which is like designing a logo for a pizza place based on the shape of the pizza box.
- The 1996 logo featured a colorful image of a peacock, which is like having a logo for a swimming competition featuring a giant elephant.
- The 1999 logo featured a stylized image of a cricket ball with the words “ICC Cricket World Cup” written in a modern font, which is like having a logo for a marathon that looks like a text message.
- The 2003 logo was inspired by the shape of a cricket stadium, which is like designing a logo for a coffee shop based on the shape of the coffee mug.
- The 2007 logo featured a colorful image of a palm tree with a cricket ball in the center, which is like having a logo for a soccer team featuring a giant cactus.
- The current ICC Cricket World Cup logo features a colorful image of a cricket with the words “Cricket World Cup” in a bold, modern font, which is like having a logo for a hot air balloon festival featuring a giant flamingo.
Fun Facts – ICC Cricket World Cup Logo History
